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Five Saunders County Thefts
Wahoo Filling Stations and Other Places Burglarized
Five robberies in Saunders County Monday night were reported state sheriff Tuesday morning.
The combination was knocked was knocked from a Texaco filling station at Wahoo to net robbers between $25 and $90.
The combination was also broken off at the Stand-ard Oil Co station at the same place, but nothing was taken.
A third attempt, at the Wahoo Hatchery, resulted in failure to get into the safe.
The farm home of Truman Collins, three miles east of Wahoo was burglarized during the night. A 12 gauge double barreled shotgun, a .32 automatic, and a new sheepskin coat was stolen.
A 16 gauge shotgun and a .22 revolver were stolen from another farm, three miles east
Of Ceresco.
The Lincoln Star- Lincoln,
Nebraska - Tuesday, December 2,
1930
Charged with Burglary
Valparaiso, Neb., March 5, special
William
Grant was arrested about 8:30 this evening,
charged with breaking into the hardware
store of I. M. Hartt and stealing
revolvers and pocket knives. He is
the same party charged with stealing hogs
with Ives Jenson and his son John, some
time ago, and was released by testifying
on behalf of the state against Jenson.
It
is very likely that more arrests will follow,
as there seems to be music in the air.
Morning
World Herald - March 6, 1891
Dies Trying To Save a Life 
Ashland,
May 22 -- W. Herman Fowler, the 11 year
old son of W. A. Gowler of this city, was
drowned in Wahoo Creek.
It
seems that he was in company of another
boy, named Smith, who had a pet dog, which
fell into the creek, and Smith jumped in
after it.
The
boy was carried away by the current, when
Fowler promptly jumped in to rescue him,
but was carried away himself.
Smith
was rescued by some parties who were passing,
but Fowler could not be found.
Lincoln
Evening News, Friday, May 22, 1896
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